Jane and Luca's tale keeps . .. yet now not relatively as that they had deliberate. while demanding situations and threats from the immortal international of Nissilum rip the younger fans aside, Jane is bereft. with no Luca's dancing eco-friendly eyes, and mild smile, Jane feels misplaced, unhappy and by myself. yet then a visit to Paris along with her grandmother thrusts her within the course of the amiable Soren - a kindred spirit who might be simply the distraction she wishes .

9 Despite his criticisms – especially addressed to certain formative ideas in the Concept of Irony 10 – Beck obviously felt great respect for Kierkegaard (contrary to, for instance, Grundtvig, Martensen, Rasmus Nielsen and others who fared a lot worse in his judgment); in particular, he enthusiastically welcomed the former’s attack on the Danish church, for in his opinion this attack played “into atheist and sectarian hands and suited their purposes”11. In 1845 a comparatively elaborate German review of Kierkegaard’s Philosophical Fragments appeared – in fact, the only contemporary German review of a pseudonymous work at all.